прого́н

rare #33471

nounmasculineinanimatecountable

1.
run-through, rehearsaltheatre
Вчера́ состоя́лся пе́рвый прого́н спекта́кля.
The first run-through of the play took place yesterday.
Theatre, film, also of a test or procedure run from start to finish.
2.
purlin, girder, road-bearer, baulkconstruction
Кро́влю подде́рживают деревя́нные прого́ны.
Wooden purlins support the roof.
Construction: a beam spanning supports, e.g. under a roof or a bridge deck.
3.
passage, lane, cattle track
Скот веду́т по у́зкому прого́ну ме́жду поля́ми.
The cattle are driven along a narrow lane between the fields.
A narrow way between fences or buildings.
4.
(rare) well-shaft, shaftmining
Стены прого́на укрепи́ли брёвнами.
The walls of the shaft were reinforced with logs.
Technical.

Examples

Завтра у актёров первый прогон спектакля.
Tomorrow the actors will have their first run-through of the play.
Крышу держит крепкий деревянный прогон.
The roof is supported by a sturdy wooden purlin.
После прогона режиссёр сделал несколько замечаний.
After the run-through, the director made a few comments.

гоня́тьto drive; to chase; to make run errands; to drive fast; to go; to let's go
verbimperfective
прого́нrun-through; purlin; passage; well-shaft
nounmasculine
вгоня́тьto drive in; to drive (into a state); to drive in (cattle)
verbimperfective
прого́ныtravelling allowance
nounmasculine
угоня́тьto steal (a vehicle); to drive away
verbimperfective